I'm just curious about if anyone knows how much the trade in would be. The Kelley Blue Book doesn't seem to have data for this. I just wanted to know how much it's dropped since I first got my car. Thanx for any help.

 

Oh I forgot to say, my ITR now has about 21k miles on it. Still bone stock also.

 

I used to check all the time, not a good idea unless you're ready to get rid of it.
Basically about the same as a optioned out GSR of that year.

 

"Trade in" value would be a couple grand less than low book.

 

check out http://www.nadaguides.com
I was trying to get the value of my 2001 cuz I'm trying to refinance but they didn't have the info yet. They did have info on the 2000 though. It seems accurate because the average retail price for a 2000 ITR was listed at $22K.

I went ahead and checked it for you...
Average Trade-In: $19,300
Average Retail: $22,000


[Modified by CPR, 6:29 PM 10/3/2001]

 

Hey thanx CPR and the rest for your helpful info. Nah like I was just thinking about how much the dealer would rip you off for. Lol. Guess now I know.

 

Actually guys, the trade in value is the price that the dealer can buy your car at the auctions for, which sad to say, is extremely low. Im sure others in the car biz can attest to this. Your car has a higher street value, so if you're thinking of trading in your R, sell it, you'll get more for it on the street than any dealer will give you.

 

I checked there (nadaguides) too, but I didn't see any Type R's listed on that site!?!?

 

I had a personal experience not too long ago. I inquired about trading in my 2000 PY. Dealers are ******, IMO, when it comes to giving you money for a trade-in. My R was stock, with 13k on the odometer. They offered me $17,000 for it...needless to say, I walked out